Hi All,

I'm hoping there's someone clever out there who can give me a definite answer on this. I've been searching the web for a while and the information seems either old or confusing. I used to map implicit polymorphism in my classes through the mapping files but have moved to annotations. I know need to write something along the lines of implicit polymorphism as I have a Class 'A' that holds an instance 'B' as an interface type 'C'.

Is there any way to do this in annotations?

If not, can I mix annotations with mapping files in a stable way?

also if not, then why hasn't this been including, I would have thought it's something that a lot of programs would require.

Many thanks for your answers.

Hi All,

I found the answer. For some reason it's not listed as implicit polymorphism like it is in the mapping file documentation, instead it's under the @Any tag, once I found it was this it's increbily simple to use the documentation to get the same results as from the mapping files.